Sentence examples for stage that would be from inspiring English sources

"What a stage that would be," Torborg said.

But for the stage, that would be a different thing altogether.

"If Hun Sen agreed to an outside investigation at this stage, that would be tantamount to conceding that the elections were rigged," he said.

There are those who might suggest that being banned from performing will prompt Banks into a period of career-salvaging online abstinence, but, at this stage, that would be a regrettable misstep.

The IOC spokesman, Mark Adams, had to deny rumours of plan B, to move the games from Rio altogether, but significantly failed to rule this out, merely saying "at this stage that would be far too premature".

Woods: Ireland's coach Mark Aston has done wonders with Sheffield over the past couple of years and if he can lift it on the international stage that would be great.

Through a spokesman at the time of this latest announcement, Bayreuth's patriarch assured Wagnerians that Mr. Schlingensief would come up with an "exciting, meaningful staging that would be true to the spirit" of "Parsifal".

Some populations of moderate census (index 2 or 3) included all stages that would be expected from a proliferating population (adults and larval stages with no L2d or dauer stages, labeled P1 in Table 2).

I can't help thinking if I bring about world peace but someone blows my brains out on stage that'd be really punk rock".

"We need to find out how reliably dogs can indicate this and also if they can reliably indicate early grade and stage, because that would be the key for survival," said Dr Guest.

I felt overwhelmed by the dedication required, and afraid of all the mistakes I'd have to make and all the ego-splintering stage deaths that would be an inevitable part of shaping a career.